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'~ ... . - 'Y . I. - - . T.:!;-'7l , -, /....r.: .- -,4 .<' Pl *.4 (2k; ....' . " . V . ,"^t ; tl!' i, ,1 , : , 51-..:.-- .. ,, , , °.7,.4ii '1,f , .. k • 'ty* -• ,•-.: ~,,if ,-. -1/. 4 , 4, \ ,- - --,..: 7 , ..-.:, •, • :.t., .......-- - - z. ,-,........ • .... ~= , yr: • • ' : • ' • • ' . . 1 e . • , •••+4 - . • , 414 t Z7,7 . = • • ; 1 1 10. 1 / 4: • • 4; • r;' 0111111. C-7 4 - • •,(, 4 4l - 40 " ‘/ V t A' -r .4 10 11 • 6e ; t.i?-e:e 16/ THURSDAY JA.N,yAItY I. i,'418. NUMBER 702°1 , IC SEEI;PEN CR. • . • ' " PUBLICATION , . OBLMATIoNs. tII E ri oTTE It Y. FItENCLI PAPi ItS. This Day was published, price ed. A SECOND LETTEK oft the NE ( CEIT'S . • • ,; b tivp, :f a pub L ic inti) Abe CAU S E o f the of her It.ovat Highness •the PRINCESS CHAR ATE and her INFANT. • • By ".IES , iE FOOT, Esq. ( As it apptared in SUN of the 45th InST.) 440 . n rmted for .1. Walker, 44, Paternoster-row; of • *bona 111 s1 be had the First Letter. FRAut• PTIEVENI • ,rl2,counte,„et th( re47llits that Are: (laity In'impose nn the unwary Spurious Composition • , the'CIENPINE BL:kekiNG . prei)ared by' DAY and '' they ess adopted a ttew Label, in .which their • ,Ire'andrre • is 97, thilhorn, 'ttt "'Odiously placed in_the c,ntre of the Label, that • 471trost 'att - aTtetititm . ti , this ':ind Cie difference of Ole :•.Y,,whidi is mink, a ßf.artcr-press, will enaltle Po rchastt . • )tf dt.tect the Imposition. 6 . 1 ‘ JAPAN. ni2de and qohl whole tßili•• ; 1 7 ; MY and Nl.iftTTN, 97, Hitch Holhoin, and re ''Y the principal C; , •ocerm, uggios, tionk , ,ellers. I roti •tioii, Perfumrs, Bopt-toakers, dce in the United King.- .., I, ill Itottles at and I. tid. each. , . ' E J INION GOOD 'FItAVELLING; f rom th e SAR is NIS HEAD INN, IGI-I,and .SNOW- P NOW- HILL. To YORK., LEEDS, ''''' I NITI ARTS - of .he NQATH. • all • Fo ur Inside Coaches, the Best Horses, and keep excellent Time, iiY W. • B. W IiOUN'FA IN agsd Co. . .. • , '"ACi. ~ .. • - 1 - EY 1 - I 's EU) INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. •, • , . l ig . 4011(410g - PC)ST-COACi - lE!3 , HAIL-. t, -. u m(11 - P:.s, &c. get nut from the Sara.ceri'4•Head Lou, tow Dill : . 1 14,.' .., • . . • N;,,, e (•• NIPIII.E.• a Nevi LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one s e r t 1 1 th e IN.ad, carrying Four Insides find Four•Otstsides, L.tteitioott at • Six ..'"l"k' •,..i'' "tit et at Doe o'clock, arrives at Liyerpool'itett• through Diriastatite, WObarti, 'sWi t t in '"'Yt• Northampton, Welfi•rd, Loire:worth, Hinckley, ti' t one , f ichfieid, St. me, itugelY, Neweastre, Knutsforil, ', , , • ••• init:,..tin auto ....resew, tt ,_ ;(). '• •• riI.INIPTO.N, Lymingtott, Winchester . , aud , Basing• . ti,. "e Nei& Four lasitie (l-iadi at Italf•-piist Seven 'o'clock in ' - 1.',.,, Al "' i1i0..; arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton. by tie o'clotir;-=•Thi s 'is a Most delightful Conveyance to G ' ' Isk 4 Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. - Staines, Hatri . C.de r"eU, Cheri.niroa, ..`sec. . .. . litil lEWSittfitY, .iVellitVgtoq, and' Shilfital, .Post-Coach, !I•Vt.y licebiug at F'.'.i o'clock •.::--4.,...t :tied. . . -. Alulii'l., Dorchester, Blarolford,,Salishury, Andover, ZdjitisitirTotoke, new Post 'Coach, evVry "Afternoon. The eyritoittl 1)- .1k t to G -as • Jeri. eylierbilrg,- St. Ma lik% , I ac e.s in i ey, , _. - • `7, Ct..C. • . . 1 . b'Ek'EfrEn., Plyinotith, WCymnittb, 'Dorcite!iter.•Falntoutl, io,nstlo.oiith. aurl Sa'lisbary, tie, .1!05t.e04,11,, ev",..,..M1,',.'"1i-L''' ~ tii etatti o'chwlt, • tlirougli Mouton, ANllltustr, o"Puil. • 4 " 41 " , d, lia.ingstolie, aitd.BaX'Sbot. • ' •:• • - d BOSTCN, Spaldin Peter borough. Ntiltott,•"and-I:4l9tingl -I,`'"• 11. iv.; NV •i c•• at:it sets out every I:Vetting - ill Spilsbyc ~...tri I ' ' 4l " ' . '-li, • ilituiry, aud. Hull. 1/A111,1 1 , 1•111'IS•1 Of. Flying Post-Coachea, through Chip', 1! ,Iltaai, C . .llriefa . iiii Min - riliortiilgit; CVcry Art' eri i,, on ; arrivc • • Mr• 2 , c,...,!, Ow ( r. eybotiod inn, Bath, and the - London ! . , i r ,''' ,l l. "1 •••• • ii i .--Irct•l, anti the SW:1,11), lirl , t9l, next Morn - --g,, 1(. to Wvlk, I;Cidgewater, Tairattin, Exetr•r, Ply. , toirsith • ' t...,, ••• • . r I.,t)N oew li.:,ht Coach, Called Tke Itriclringliani, sets :'lit • tl..q.Yi..lliri•:•:;•ig, at :'.fight o'Cliick ; enrvirm.FtkirlitsttlOs fully, t,goest ernarkably frasy, with a Gir.ird thrlougittait. .Pas , es t)4i10451) Sultitford, Newar.k, Itetfotd, Donboster', , hitil • Fer.ry ' wa n ''' . l .t ,, the Golden Lion Lee!:, next morning. INot - fr"4-441itig..-tikituiteuttiftion Lion, of this ' Coat Ii; it is "" •\ vt'd to b e the most agieertile and enainlete.PdAte pou -;'7.'et' on the North Road, bcitig utte4itallLi in Aecuplinotia, )3' any•(►ther. . . . ' . . II 4L' ~ ( a)W, Longibwn, Gretna -,zreen, Annan, Dlipfries,' "4 ' A 16 114 r lhortiltill,•Salupthar-Killi, Cuitntick, Kiugswell, a' , ll au hills of Scotland, a Post Coach (daily). ti , . tit i , ..t, . , I.(it ' s , Scarborough, Nero 'th • Sl* .1 Is' "iinder'and New `eastl . - tly .• e l dnd Edinburgh, New Four Inside ;:oach, with a Guard ,- lOugliout; sets out every Aforriin::, ) i\• w , ):"'l Ne"rk, Stet ' t , . .rodeaster,. Darlington, Not . tlialtr..rt 014.1 hiritain t. Mot - ;. -; "b and Berwick. Passengers fintllng thentsultei fittigued: :*romithe length of •the journey, raiy rest Vliat • time' the 7-• Please, and then proceed on without any additional' Fare, ~. ,./ tl .klti,BOlstritrt;H, Sivintlon, Itamsbury, Ilittigerford, and:' " ew .l,:ory.Post c,-,ach, at Seren, Nlttrhing. -. 1.11:11,41P -011111 and Walsal New Pout CO - acli, even. 'fit • ' tlb t , , , g „ . .. , , tARLISIE: r`tiritli, 1,,,i t V fotebaren, Four Inside Post- . '',, 744 c 1 1-, and a Giund all: the way,' palsies "thttia t rh Brutish, V ij i' lv h3'rGreittriblidge, it•cht•orid,‘ t 1- ir ,:,,,,ter te , „ , tortio4lihri•L.:,e, rVetint.l,y, ,Abetio,A, I) si•castei , anti (0 az, haql. - set. ant `'lll r Y.Ateritintr acd perforuis i lie. jouritcy with tit, gr. a: cst . tY P" • - '. • ' 't I It • , 1 ' Y ' • • , • assengers del:inlet, .in 1, tro. 0,, oristriess o• . 1 4a sure, have, the paculiar-advantage of their Seats being se Caret/ in the , lext. Coach. ~,.., i tC „ . r il' e ibA 1,, Eaucaster,'Preston, Kirby-Lartsdhle; Bolton, r toii , ti 1/, Oitnskirh, and Garitang l'ost-Guar hes, every Atter y ir;,at "Flee o'Clitek cloak. iv d et'.. fit,;•.,l:Elti)ool, ‘.Varring ten, •Krutsford, Strinc, amll.ltc4- 4 1 : !'olst Coach, caller! The Rectilattir, eet4y - Et'etring .. at Poe} (' ‘''Ci`r It) the Saracen's Head Inn, DitlE street, 'Liver : Liver -1 throughout. • , . fix'S. ~,, 4 'tFIELD P . ev e ryoit.Coaelt Morning, at'Hh.lf•liast k • • ... North '''• V P- 1 1., Newport;' Whikelitircit, 'farporley;Nailtwich, P1t,,..,,,Pt.t.. and Aliddlewich 'Post-Coach, every EVerting, at ..irre k • ,; %UND I .,„.• Prlo'r t i;„' '''"I..AND, Stottlitotsr•;tsd 1,.. . 11 " . > . new Coach every . .AL - 1 . : .,"f ?t 0 the Georg,. Inn, Sunder 1a:,:,. and I.l,—''llESTER,;Whislow,,porigieto:,, ,Newsitstie, • 'W • tilsztl, .s.„:llr:,e l itantptolt, Post-toaeh, ere rv.A tt , ..111 ~' , ll . ;.liia I Lied. i n.zi ni ta r' I. IELI! and Riiikerbiiait'Osf-:CotaCh;•call e .l tte Rock •litn:'' "try Morning.- - Aft er 1:1*'1-1NOHA.11 Po•it Coach, with a..Guitril,. sets •iut. etery I. ) as sc () ;_nt, and reaches Ilivniinglian'i 'fie!xt - day' at . Noon.— tri6,,4,,,;3y Oxford, Lustun attd, Sltipstoue, tti the Saracen's Hif 111111-street, Binning-ham= . • • ' CoaeLl4,Northeate, Him;qte3/41,1"hloest; auti.lsoncaiter; PoSt ~,,krrarkti.eit.n•ery .N...forning at hail - East Six, to the Cr . s K•• '' OS t..)b., po vi raCt, 1 - 11111. • l'evers., Deal, Margate,. Sandwich, Ralusgate,Ca tt l er b uFV, Coa e h es 'aul, Cliathaili, 'lta4.4lC3tel:, andStrinid, • NeW Poit 11EltiAortlingt Noon. and Night. t'very 2,4„,it ) , Ware, Fleddesdint, and Clieshunt Coach, TOTTT"X's - • • • - . : , . . T wo's Fir e "". AM and 14: , d n'TItun Coach (daily) at Half-past ~,, R et . , 41 ,, 1 * Eight o Melt'. r • ? Z i i; CIO r l ' , :!ILI C) 11 rtir • 0 . i n a 1 1 . '1 Y a , 11 ? . 1 , 14 , 4. .. 1!) 41 Coaches„ to Newintry, rd, ch at _ °urn, buottan-cSiviset, Lanutourn, II Ullger• "`" RettdiVg', it'dlitik Elacks adjacent, daily. To Hp WAGGONs Ti Hp 1. 1. E '' ''' b w - , "les. a. W t . ek MRS 1 ILA , atford antl•Strinm ore,Th rev R .• • . crerymynPleal'llungar, BUry,' and all P ar t s of Suffolk; ' tltku sc LY. .. . • c-st i•s 11 . T tl . t, Al)inidon, Henley, Bristol, and Glou sDuTti',,Tiirtie.s a Week. Ini ngtel • ` INI PION w . h • Ramsey , • ,' - • . 1-.. 0 , tl, Cliii,.. , , Iflc ester,u . 1,. tido !I 1 st, Ly - .a11t... , ba c of I,,,tituteh; Ringwo o d', Pitt! inglirid g e, Winiihdii; ,k . ..1N11 UR I% /aht, Jersey, and Gricrusey I% .i!...-, 4 .ro r i s Ai iiy , •).. ;',',EENwici_.amptthl, arid 'l • wiekcnbani, To ice a Week. Ao.trrENHANiiiatid Woolwich, entry Day. Prie,:r' l %)UN•j::,T,,l Edmonton, every Doy. ~ ,• any and t 1,,, I , lll 7 tesitvetirill),actitiaitit tneir Th„re thou' ar e (, •ls, p„,, ue, that thee will, trot be accountable. firr . 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In two vols. 12tuu.. I is. boards. By William Nalisloury. CAYLOR., ESQ. No. R, New Bridge-Street, London HoNottarn BEG leave to inform you, that ever smce the • A. rear 1790, I h&! bee* afflicted with the Lees Venereal Allief', ie,ttu its obstinately t tesisting every course 01 medicine ;4rescribed by the must eminent of the faculty here, and on sei-eralserere courses of salivation, and twice dis .Aarged front the Iloqpital with little relief, would appear to at of Ike nuastinvetertste nature. In the spring of last year my disoriur bad got to such. a bead ) as nearly to put a period to my existence--I had'a large nicer on the crown of my brad, one en;each:nrni, and - my leg , s were' broke out in a frightful wzoluer;,tuy right was dreadful , y, painful,• and, had beets in.a state of ulceration for the last.scven years; my left had also two hole twists on it, was very much - discoloured, and ; ,''are we such excrociating pain t partieularly-when warm in as nearly. to deprive toe of rest ; its this, lamentable statti, was recommended by Mr.,J. Thompson, (who received so great . a . chre by them here), to take. vour Leake's Patent Pills, which - Vbesan to do en the 26th of Illay ; in the course of a fortnight I - began to receive boictit -in little more titan a month th e ulcers 011 my head sad.arms Were soundly healed— Soots atter, the Sores oit my legs healed. alsti; leaving, hUw ever; cousiderablediscolohration in the -slim, and pant itt the hone of.the. left,: which, by the hltsting of God,• and a little lougeritereveraitec in .your invaluable Aledicine, siOsoled ; the nodes dispersing, the skin reir'Zising its natural. hut, anti the aociStrual pants gradnallygoing off.-1 thus becaa, , , by your liberal Advice s,nd medicine, prrfectiF free-from alt. toy former .cotupiaitits—havc ; recovered my former : spirits a lid streugth, and am become.jolly anti fat, in which si.tte haring Con thitted•mariy timintliW;to the .istonisliment of all who knew etc, I. ahi at 7a; Ipsi. cvhattewnus to express my:gratitude ) but beg you, for.t4. gpeci of other. suffering mortals, to. make this case as I shill oa every occa ion ; i t so doingyou willgreaticeabliße• • • sir, your grateful) obedieht, very It urnbleservant, ALEX. -MUIIKER Swan' s Clo;e,.filLrik-street,, Edinburgh. •WitnesSiA thtlie atoire Cure:— • • • - , ohn TlsompsOss, : NU. :r f :Ne seinittry Market; ,Edinburgh, Edinburgh. Prei,iii - e'd and sOI4. by the 44Czile.Propriitor, I . I4ONIXS TA v. Alenther of the Rcyal .C l iellege' Of Nuricei , ins, at his 'muse, No: 9; few Brii:;n-street, where , after a Nnistant r , sitf.ftu;ti.if e Oars 40-years; iti a practice parti larly d;r , .Atesl th.c.cart: of Vt•itinv.34.Cemplaints and those i a I to, the i raitg•id_ artier:aim', with t Imt invi o labl e m teeeS : Nyliith ureaa'rm ' s observe in such easesk,he, tiatt 4 rs Isinistat the advice and as,istatiee he v i e r.StiLIS this ustit inckl; by a,l . llScei . iiiiig Public , aS an advat.ta ,, e seldom Attainable, and•i•Oril 'Of nfl • ' Also sal cl , by his appointment, for, th e Can villicnce of tilos. .Itring at a, iiisl4nce, AU, the Toyslitip f , Nin.o3, Oxford - street ; Mr.' 13isbOviigliES, N(1 . • 7, Fish-street -hill; Mi. Baxters, ,South-)ridge, Editibitre; AIL Ca Owen's, Dublin ; and by ',au permit' .ni cuasiderable to ivn. in,Great. Britain and .irelat:il, in boxes oionly s. 9d eacti, r staiped,and sealed up with full and plain directionshireliy persons, •of eithi r sex way cuss themselves with ease, :Teed, teztecy, and safety. j " Without Gratitude for past Patronage, all preso r t rarour • • and fdtitre Kinduess'vrOlit be unmerited.' 11 - P 1W..; ED tdl sentiment, BlSti -IL gratefully :banks:hi; bygt'rtietl3, the Public:, for their distiuguished.and 4sec - caking Patronage during a period, of 1144 r-fire Years.' It giros hint sincere ple.nnitc..to prove that " Fortune favours those who fat•r.ur hire ;". for in the Lottery just ended. .I.e ,NINE • CAPITALS, and Three of them were 9.0,0001. each, Shares, which have neva dis tributed in upwards, a a l'hirty different Town, in.Eugland, Ireland, and Scotland'. This Success has induced hint to et,. ter into a . Contract . w ith G overnmen t • for the, present LOT . ERY. In forming the Scheme,,he!lists with plensure availed himseff of the sugrestions of los kind Com respondents. by grounding it on 1114:limey Points so generally desired, namely, Prizes of 30,00,01. One Hundred . Capital. Prizes, : ;_ ~ MI the Prize s are.SterUng Money; j And he feels iirouno add Three' strong r.asons of hit own fur so doib r • . All Three Prizekof 39,0001. in a former Lottery Were sold By BISH. ..• . • • • By haring 100 Capitals, part may go in every County to the Friends Of DISH. •. AU the Prizes can now be paid in Sterling Money, on demand, .• fly Who, in thanking his Friends tor 'their sogKestions a% to the TWELVE PIPES of PORT ‘: For One, Thousand Years, or longer, if 14-quired, ,• Bergs to say, tkit • eath .of the 11:Oders of the First drawn Blank on the First, sec o nd, a n d:1114 . 4 Days of I - t . .:isviii;;,thay int niet , ..iatel . v select from the Stock a any Wine \It:1;014a they 431.44p5ei FOLTit PIPES 44 the rery best OLD PORT WINE, and for Shares in proportion, on tredit fur 1,000 years, ur longer, if required. . . STAfkLiiffERY, .• . To cdtmnrrice filtAWIN(i 4th :MARCH, 1918. Secnnil tray, TUESDAY, i;th.Mitrch. Third Dit';', TUESDAY, 31st Nlirch. 5C1ik.,11 , 7.. . . . . • ,A 1 3 . 3. ..,. ~.. 5,000 sterling Money.... 15,000 ...._ .. . , ~ • ' ' -10 l,oofl Sterling Motley.— lo,:+pe pi 14 4llO Sterling Nlnney.... 5,600 I 8 SOt) Sterlitor N10ney.,... 5,400 40 2OO Ste: ling Matey.... $,OOO 34.'. lOO Stei ling Money. - ... 3,upo 30 5l) Sterling Money.— 1,500 40 ' . 25 Strrling* M.ney.... 1,000 8,450 lO Stet ling Siontiy.... 34,500 --- --- 18,000 Tickets, X.i 80,090 PR'ZES DETEIMINARLE. . Ist drawn Prite C.:3,007 more l 7th drawn Prize p. 300 more. 2(1 ....ditto • 1,080 snore Bt h.... ditto 800 mute 8,1 ....ditto 4OO ma re ' 9th ....ditto 300 more . 4th...-. ditto 4OO 'vivre 131 h.... ditto 3OO ore ;th....dit to 406 M ore 11th 0ff.500... f .30,000 more M.. ..dints - Inbar .500..4 . .80,000 !note TICKETS and SHARES are selling by T. DISH, the Coll!- tractor, .1, C0 . 111:.111, and 9, Charing-Cross, L o nd on; an d by an his Ageuts in England, Ireland, and Scotland. • -- RUPTURES CURED AT THE MEDICAL BOARD. N ent,,eyik "Ice of the extensive prat:: tce of the Medical Board, at Charlotte House, Blackfriars road, Drs. COOPER., muNitoE, and CO.. have, for t!.e accommodation of patients residing at !hit West end of tire rg.wn, estalilished another Medical Board in ‘Voodstock street, Oxford -street, a few doors front Bontl-stree't, Where Phyrieian "iorsit-on, Members of the Royal C:ollere of thi►tr rear. experience, constantly reside. That thousands haet been restored to per feet tistiltit by their united talents it indisputahle, after Hospitals had failed, tunny at whom hail been great sufferers from latent, impro perly treated by persons igu o t ant of the proicssiop. Erup tions on the head, face, and body, ulcerated throat. s•vel limes in the neck, nodes nn the shin bones, cancers, strict-. turns, fistulas. pains in the held and iitdh,, and tier Volta Clibility,.are the conseqilclice of all 111-cored contagion, and which symptoms frequently appear years after, and destroy . domestic happiness. Messrs. Cooper, Aluarae, and Co. Are consulted daily at both !muses ? or by letters front the canary, stating inertiCu lan, when us.•dicitte and the best advice will be sent to all parts of the kingdotn. There are side doors at each house, and private rooms fur females. Advice gratis on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday mornings, until twelve o'clock. eft, SIR JOHN. OREY EGER.TON. As. there have been many reports respecting tis Gentleman's Parliamentary intentions, and as to following Letter gives a faithful portrait of what a Parliamentary Representative should he, we readily insert it. It was addressed by Sir JOHN to his friend, Colonel BAIINSTON 'Div following is a copy of the Letter referred to in Sir JotiN Gary En eterotes Address to the Freo'uen of Chester My Dear liarnston,—Yoteask rue what will be my deteerni. natiettl in'regard . to a future Election at Chester. After what has recently passed, I feel with you, that I should not repeat tile offer of my services,. unless my friends there first conle , ferivard with an explicit avowal of their intentions. My earliest impressions in life hare been associated with the interest and prosperity of Chester; and thoss► impres sions have been strengthened by our. family reSidente near to is, fur many centuries. When, therefore * they ,invited me, I willingly and chearfully obeyed their 'call, and in that and the succeeding contest for their independence, I hare labour •ed strenuously and successfully in their cause, with cousk derable sacrifices on my own part. I have now represented the City of Chester &tiring ten Ses sions of Parliament, in which therdegr4 eof interest which my seat gave me, has ,been exerted in obtraning acts of jus tice or favour fir my cHnstituents, and stithoat any personal advantage to my family or myself. My vine has been always given cousvientiously - for what I tlminglit the true interests .my - country., It has nevertheless liven .suggested to me Matt the rote which I lately gave . fora tern , orirry, trimension of the Habeas Corpus Act; has injured in interest at Chester, arid may have the effect of wit WI - awing from me the support of some of my most zealout friends.. 1 tal i however, assure you, that after the Report made by, the Secret Conoi:;itee: of the eyidruce laid before them on that 611kivet, I could not in. conscience have vOted otherwise. I thought it a measure , called for by the circumstance of the. times, to prevent that, which if not then checked, might prove very injurious to the tranquillity and linepiness of the country,. and to its well being and prosperity. The City of Chester is now,free..artd.hulepriolents I shali always feel a gratification in, haring contributed to; the. inde pendence and freedom of its iiihabitants, and a d eep interest , in theit L.010.1116* enjoy those invalu a ble tileings. At ' the silage time I, agree with you, that Attlee the exertions and sacrifices which I have already made, in their cause, it would he improper for me to involve myself hi a contest, which it is . jn their power to render unnecessary Such are my present feelings. I also think with you, that my Constituents are entitled liett timely decjoratitin on my part, in order that if they value their presrPt independence, they may take the proper measures for prettifying it. I therefore write to you 'mine decisively as soon as I can ; in the mean time, I 1;1.4 you will communicate this to my Ches ter friends, and assme them that whate;;er inqy he my future situation in Parliament; whether as their Representative or otherwise, they will still hare my cordial wishes and best ser viers for '.whatever may be must C 4 thlutiye to their welfare and happiness. I remain, nirdear Faithfully tour's, J. 614 . .. Y EGERTON. . . OuitunTark, Oct. 25; 1817: To Coluuel Barii4tua, Chester. P4NIS, DEC. 2*, , ~ ' CtIAIVH3ER OF PEEILS, Dee. Q 7. • ;., Ot the Order of, the I).y being read for recei,v. ing the itriiort on the Projet res,)::Ltirig the The ItepOrt (vas matle . by the Mfatinit,de.,L4ily toiendfl, one. of the Members of the Committee iippoirqed on the 234. . . , 'rhe,chiinsber ordered it to be printed, and the discrission was opened. The Projet Was speossively Attacked anti , dea tended by tottr Speakers, 'Site discussion WAS adjourned till Monday. CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES 3 DEC. 27. Of the re.tPective Committees, that no the rrojee respeethir, the Recruitment of the Artily ih the only one whieb sat Yesterday and co-flair: It ier pilimen its special examination, and appointed the Coont d'Aunhrugeac its Kep , rter. It is understood that only one of the nine nu *reaux which have been.ocenpied with the prep rftory examination the Midget hats proceeded to the nomination of its Coonnitteei , tnen, for. the formation of the Central Comoltuee. . Nets, Dec. 28.- , ;-The . Projet of Lew relative to the provisional of si7e-tweiltis, of the 'faxes, .agreed to by the Clai»ber of Peer's, was delivered yetterday to his Majesty by the Chan cellor, at the head of Or Bureau of the Chamber. Marshal the Duke de reltre bad a private au. diehee yesterday of his Majesty. • The Duke of Wellivg.on is Expected here this ever)iag.. • The rase of M, u Schtffir and M. Gine, author and , printer of a semtt os orit emitted "Ut the State if Liberty in France," was•cOled on yesterday at the Tribunal of Cuneetionalliolice, and adjourn.• e d for 15 days. . • . Wednesday M. Mzo di Bingo; the Rus sian' Atnbaisatfor,.gaVe . a grand`ditiner in celebra tion trf .the birthday of the E;Uperor, who en ters his. 42d Year, , Amongst those present were Prince Eouraitin, Count Itostopehio, M: de k Hatn't, and sVx - ii•and . cordon of the Order oeSt. Andttw: . • • , VIVI& PER CENTS. 64 f. 50 c. . • ihtit;ttf, Esc. 14=—We are enabled to coltrai dict,th'e report which has been eircul'ated, that our:Cabinvt it occupied with the. cousidctatiou of measures *tar liriiitiur the. Liberty of. th,e Neither in Prussia, ,nor in other States of Ger nian'y, ha's any such meastire been 'adopted. If the Liheity of the Press exivs here at present only as a sort or privilege ut particular clisscs.of ouciety,, it is very certain that it prevails in IP) tit of tact in its utmost extent thrnUchuut out mo narchy. BitussELs, Dec. 24.—Accounts of the 19th, the frontier of Prance, state that there has lately been a very active correspondence with the-head-quarters at CAtubray'; that frequent couriers are dispatched by the Doke of IV.elting ton to London, l'stis, and the ['ague ; that.his 'Grace's journey to Paris has been postponed; that the Austrian officer who Waited for an au• iwer to important dispatches.at Paris was to base that capital on th e 20th sand, that a courier 114 been dispatched on the 17th to Berlin. This af fords matter tor various conjecture, but is as yet a mystery to the public. WEistAit i DEC. 16 —Madame de Krudene,r , is to proceed to Leipsic. She wishes to go to Berlin, but it is- thought she will not be permitted to make any star. She hat even, been c o mp e ll e d to make long detours, in order not to pass through the Prussian territories. MAbßtb, Dec . lty.-A Projet : for Recruiting .the Army by means of a conscription is on the ,point of being. carried . into effect iti Spain :,a Royal Ortionnance prescribing t!iis new mode of recruitment is in the press. Evety year 17:000 men ) from the age of 18 tO 30, of all classes with out weption, are to he summoned to serve in the army.:r—their not attending, to. pay :1000 fraries, ' The afficersimiilicated fa the Otte': of Pot tier, at,Cortiona, ere, to be brought io tfiul without delay. WATERFORD CATHOLICS. . : " Rome, S. Prßseide, June 3, ISM ''" 51 . *,•."•rieSt Wek I had 'lie isinsour of Ore• settling the Resolutions of •1110 'Catholics of the Conniy and Citty ; of W ! lerfOrd, which you trans mitted to tne in ; your estented favour of th e 12" . 11 April; to °in. holy Pattie,. /he Pope, at his:conti try Palace Of Cili!:Cl GatillO)ft); tititi Jal ext rennly Happy inform you, ~that; his,Holiness received Olen) in the most gracious 11191111cr, Ott this,, as well as on other occasions, I must express my acknowlellgtoents to the:virtuous and accomplish ed Cardinal Della Somagha, Vicar to his. Holi ness, and one of the tvighte“ ornaments of the Sacred The Resolutions rell'oct .the highest honour:on yoirr teligion and portions's); they dist down completely THE iNF %MOUS CALA/ Y so industrialist!' circplated in 'corioul parts If the ti v iat all ihe wealth and respectability of the Catholics of Ireland is decidedly in favour of ThIS Vt±TO.-74)0 me the 61%0111* to aas4re the Cs'. titglici of ,your County and City of my most grateful thsinks for tht is! disno ,, . bottom. con, o IL(1 (erred • on me,. by making the the nrgoti of their sentiments on so important a subject to the Holy See. have the honour to be, with Meat regard and respect, Sir, Your most obedient humbleservinr, FRANCIS J. O'FINAN. " To Richard Mover O'Shee, Esq. Giiirdenruurris, Waterford, Ireland." •